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The Dillon tribune., 1887-05-27
Stealing Bowlanwer,. N.,. r..

Stealing Boaisuger's New E.v,..,v..
Gen. RVulauger has instituted ,e.,c,,.
ing inquiry into robbery OF about 4 Ma.
gramme Of the new explosive melinite
Inc robbery was, It ia stated, COMMITTEE
curing the night Of Feb. 3 at the poutler
magazine Of Sevran, where the new exnlo-
sivc Is kept in special magazine. r..
workme'i employed in the manufactnre ~
tne ,nclinite arc subject to tho strictest of
rules and arc carefully searched heforc
leaving their workshops, which, together
win the magazines, are surroT,ndei
oy a. wall three meters in heicht
Notwithstan,ling all the pr,x.ant;"ns
which have been taken. ynard
employed inside the magazine To- wutch
lne stoves in which the powder nrenore'1
during the day is dried ut night, thonaht
!., ne 81" wv" men Sinking out of the mnras
zlnc' instead OF running after them H.
man on dHty in the magazine ncrncd VI tho o
guard outside. The soldiers anI t,'o o
genuarnes from I.ivry at one, Im", tto no
country all round that magazine. in az
near which no ono was ,liscoyercI hnt ~ ,n W
iollowing morning il was Derco;v.., VI, .,,.e tne
.he .i door OF the special gazine in nv wh;ch i,
ne me 'nelnlte Is kept had been opcned AND
, ,nat aDo"t kilogammc Of that exnIos;va
"'' "een purloinc<i.--I.ontlon St.ndar1
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APPLICATION FOR pATP1,
Notice kO. l8so Si.
l.. =. LAND Otr;fy us,

L. y. LAND 0tr:ty. lIs,.., -.
NOTICE is hereb, given ,,.,, ,srf.l :, -
whose postofhsr address is Arv.,.. ,-..alet,c s.. M
County, Montana. has .!,is .,ay h,,l ~, tca,r
tor :: patent Tor 900 linear lee, .,f ~. ny aipsa
mining claim. sit,atcei in Aio,,an. rfaetss Il
mining district, Rta.erhead .f,,,r, ,,s.hoTxas, s,a
rl'nlv, and designated Ivy th, .,;.;.; "'1'.a, i.
~ La. No. ~. in +. q. :. Ct Il. ~ ser'.vth,I
Section y, and heing more - ,r.,e,ri. ',rsatyr
follows, to w.t. '''''' ie>ri.ri
Beginning at tic Euihw. ), .,-,,.
Stone 3oxiox% inches. set t,m., in ,". .., qaa
mound 'd st"nc alongside ant, m,,.,'1a sl,'na \
Tor corner No. I, from, wh;c,. II, nea ~. ~. =.
corner brtwecn sections - l. - in r." rn","1
- W. bears n. j. degree ". ..,., ~" ,''. r. n
ming 3: ~ dcxrs~s and pn,inu,". i: aat ID
tnence ". ~ degrees and ,s minute. - eNix
thence y. ~ degrees and y, ,,iru,-s u: u: 'aar
thence :. hn degrees and Is nnu,.. " {" q
the place Of NeEin::ing, containing Nv .So ssa'
acres, Of which s.osy acres arc nj 'ia;eaa q \,
applicant in consequence OF he;n., j., NS ' By I
the "Florida" I.s,.ie, survey 81 :" "As't u
"\tooiey" Lode. survey Ne. 1874. ~ ~" I
The location ofth;s n,ine is rccora.. :.
cor:lcS's office nf heascrhsaL Cn,.. ~ ~ k
V0lur,,c q a! LEGATIONS, at pay. 4os. "''H's'ha
The. Florida lode. snrvc. 81, ,s.
Wco'ey Lode survey Nc. ~. cont;t;" ,..s I'd
claim on the Worth and ,hc ST. jo,enh WIN
vcfed, lies aIt.ren; on ,',v :>,a,i!,w,s, Wy 10y
direct tl,a. this M'trv ts. pu,,!i>h,, Il, H.. ,u
TniHuSh. the NEWSPAPER published nca,..,,l Wy
mining c!aiu' t"r TIE. .s' Nd 0i sixty d..
:. ". LA>tI.o4SE H..iy.
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Absolutely Pure
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. 1887.

Us. LAND Orr,cr. 1fai rsA, Aiont.n,.,
May -. 1887,
N OTICE is hereby given that La Fayc,,c Scott,
~ whose pnstoficc address il Ar9cnta beaver
head County. Montana Territory. has this day filed
his application Tor patent for Jsnn linear feet o.
the Springs Lode Mining Clain bearing gold, sill.
vcr and other metals, with surface ground 600 feet
in width, situated IN the Montana ncrganixcd)
Mining District. County Of I3cavcri,cad, and Terri.
tory Of Montana, and designated by the field rocs
and official plat file in this Office as Lot 40. Co.
in township &, South Range 10 West OF principal
meridian ol Montana Territory (unscrvcvcd, said
Lot No. 50 ',eing more particularly ecscril,cL as
follows, 10 wit:
beginning -: thu Southwest corner, u Limestone
iOxS inches, inches above ground marked I. TOY,
tor corner No. !. with mound of stone unnx>i.l
from which the quascr section CORNER hctwccn
sections ~ and - T. T. $. Ks. ~ and !, ". bears
S. ~ degrees and aD minutes ". .sv, feet distant;
and running thence 3 81 degrees Il tsn feet thence
y. ~ degrees and IS minutes W. ,sto fcei; thence
N. 81 degrees W. fno feet; and thence s. :, degrees
and IS minutes f. 1900 feet to the place oi begin.
ming, and containing tota! area of 10 OK acres Of
which 7.o4 acres is in conflict with survey No.
1873, the Reform Lode, and not claimed nv said
applicant: net area claimed by said applicant no,
aCrcSx.
The location OF this mining ciai,n is recorded in
the office Of the Recorder of the County az I,.av
crhcat, in Volun,e f Ot Locations, pagc aoo
The adjoining claims arc on the West Survey
No. 1874, the reform Lode, on the South survey
No. 1871, the WoOlcy Lode and on the Southeast
Survey No. 1874, the Florida Lode.
"--So >. w. I.ANoIoRSr, Register.
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Children Out Mt Night.

There is another application which, al.
though partial, is Of great range and Of
supreme importance, addressing itself
to doctors, to guardians and to parents
chiefly. refer to the practice Of allow.
ing children to 60 out ut nights into the
streets, If in cities; or, il in the country,
allowing children to find their companions
ut night, and their pleasures at night,
away from parental inspection. II !
wanted to make the destruction Of q
child sure I would give him unmatched
OF q child's tlamnation as to let him have
the liberty Of the streets at niSht.-Henry
Ward Beccher.
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RECONCILIATION

I had friend, but in tho heat Of rage. .
When passion killed his nobler sense OF mano.
He smo.e ,ne, and in silcucc worse tina" "osos
VIC parted.
A weary round Of years went by' when game,
Like food tide on the angry Deep siest waves
OF trouble rolling onward in Our paths
Alike the skies were dark for both,
Alike the gentle, smiling sun bcamed forth.
Then, after We had felt the fire OF life,
Fate, chance. or God, or what You will, took up
The ravcled ends Of our remaining days,
And brought us face TO facc.
l met him in the curly dawn when morn'
Gray hooded and with somber lniep.
Looked DER the hills upon drowsy w"r'tt.
Pale was his face and in his eyes saw
Few were the moments till bis race was 'si,'
Ho turned upon his couch-his dying couch,
Aud bade me hear the last words ct ilia life.
Yet ers he spake his breath forsook hts lips.
And with gentle, winning smile, ne passed
Into the confines OF another world"-
And rcjoiced lie spake not. for his smile
Was better far than idle words.
viii u. Dickson in Kansas City Journal.
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CLOTHES BY THE HOUR.

How the Iihpecunious Dnd~ Manages ia
Keep Up Appearances ~ to Dress.
"Ah! Chap! Is TINT one Of Fwank's"'
said one Of those beings that give strong
reason to believe in the Darwinian theory
the other afternoon on Chestnut street.
The object addressed was quite as nice IN
"if' a. the ono that spoke, and the cause
0f the remark was one OF those coats in.
tended for the spring trade but cut short
in its growth by the continued cold
weather.
"Yahs, deah boy. You see, it's bloom.
fairy to walk ter-t!ay, an had to do It,
me boy"
How hawd did he stwike yr. chappie:'
Seventeen cents till 8 o'clock, an flve
cents Nh howh aftah, but must bo hack,
20 know, and the posey cost two cents an
hOwh, an could only bowwah quawtaw
fwom my little sistah.'' Then they parted.
At o O'Clock "Chappic" was seen coming
down the street. He turned of Chestnut
street ut Twelfth and went few doors
rang a hell, and entered house The
stroller followed 1t. In nicely fur.
nishcd back room was seated we'll
dressed youth Of ~ years Ut age. He
turned out 10 he "Fwank." All around
the room were hung garments f all
shades and kinds, bnt all were Of the
latest English cut" Here "Chappie''
carefully took of his cont, after removing
the rose that nestled in the upper button
hole. The bill was twenty three cents.
"What calm I do faw yc, chappie.''
was "Fwank's" salutatiOn as soon ns the
wind had opened the door md cleared the
room.
swell, this 'chappe' doesn't want any
thing, except to know little bit about
this industry Of yours. Where ,lo you
get these clothes hanging around here,
and is yonr business Il tlourishiny sue
cesss''
AT nrst there was an apparent indispo-
sitfon to answer, but il tlitln take long 10
make up tho little mind possessed. and q
few startling facts were developed. The
details will not, however, be told in the
silly lingo Of tho informer.
The establishment has been in exist.
encc nearly two years; and has been grow.
ing rapidly ever since its organization.
Tho proprietor buys nll kinds Of fashion
able clothing from slender dudes whose
fathers give them plenty. When they
get hard mp they go to "Fwank's." and
there they receive a very fair price for
1ielr clothing The cheap dude. that
stands on Chestnut street curb stones and
meantlers dolcfully up and down. wonder.
ing all day when something is going to
happen to make it rich SO it can enjoy
htc like other ''chaps.' or waiting for
some heiress to fall in love with its shane.
IS the one that cnriches "Fwauk.'' This
branch OF the 'genus tludii' seldom has
moro IMAM " dollar at one time, but it
must make an appearance. So it goes to
"F''ank," and there it can get one Of
those dickey top coats for ID cents the
mrs: hour and five cents M hour after
ILL.,, w ss"s.Hruays ~ ana Sundays the price il
raised ~ per cent. Dress suits ayt. hirel
IN tue evenings for 10 cents. It often
makes them 10 broke for a week on theso
occasions. Trousers eau le hired FOR
nom to cents tan hour No security
Is required. On Saturdays "Fwauk" buvs
a Job lot stock Of flowers, and hires them
ont in lots ranging from 2 to s cents an
hour ur--l'hilaslelphia Times.
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Total of the Nn,inn., .,

'NLn '""Ht " CAItK.
to,a1 s y. census report Of 1880 placcs ,bo
noo ~ ~ '"e national wealth at S43 ss9 y :
oro oo'Uw .se;,. Of this amount $40. l9; on m
IN tn 'ns;.'n' .II.el 10 the farms: $9.ssi 'O0O S0l
AZ 5Ss 5SHGnces Hen o and business real cstotc. estate
c",,;s. ~v,J;u"NV,ooo to railroads and ,r.;;
equipments; $4,000, ,OoO, 900 to @ h"usoh",, !mSis
80 90 nNo nNe, ne, Mo,oks, ooo pictures ana the ';I".
GE01oioVvoe,oO ~ to live stock: Sc M loo nno HSe'
ovor @ " aSricultural products rsmn;n;u'.
over over and $4,000, ,O0O, 900 t" Ihaanns 'h,',s
su.oo! su.;s houses. public BUILDINGS .n', ' ,nes'
was sons aIs OF one kind and another .rhon. rs,.,
-Scw vv'. " Considerable miscellaneous ' l;s,
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

Ian" t"r'cl At lIsLxSA, NJ. r.. May -, ,ss-.
Noi1CE Is hereby given ,ha: the so,low,nv n,,,
,nalc sI st"aes has filed notice ef his intention ia
sa PROOF will fe n'adr before The Cicrt Of ,. ,ss
o's.''et Court in and Tor Beavcrhcad Cc,n,r, ~,
Dillon, Mont, On ''' !"
'""e w. 1881, viz: Atwood Lawrenc..
who mad. prcc,np,;on II. s. No. ~. <.Ss.,
r. fa IL r. NrEk Sec. -. >WH NWA Sec. e
con,;n i 's, the following witncs.cs To ro,r his
InI, Wn, W.; George II: Tong. Samuel q y" Shm sa,o
's'o'' "r'rrrhead CO., Montana "' al o'
>.W. l'ANGltORNE, Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY

''"Sno' HELENA. NJ. T.. Ma, -. ,,s,.
NoiiCE IS hereby given that the f,,loxr,,
ca settler has filed notice OF his ;nt.n,;n.. a''
1e s % na pin"t in supper, o. his c!ai,n and ,hs,
District Court, in a,n ,'9s for ss,"r the Clerk OF c
'"n' Montana, on ''"''' ~o.' at o'l
"""e 49, 1887, viz: Atwat@r Lawrence.
W" vs.,na naGs prec,nption d. $. No. s,s,. for ,h. ~,
sEH NWH,; NEh SWI Scc,,on e- Tns r.
lie names the following witrcss.s o., ;,
i.n ' residence upon and cultivation -, ms m's
Ea,h,n;.; VIZ ,s's9rgc H. Tong. Samuel o. SHAW. o
W;sIn'm ~. shaw and Ezekie, Co. Packard ali ";
"s"'""' 'caverhcaa Co.,. Montana. "'' ~
,. s.W.LANGlIORNE,K Kcy;strr
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VII n. wnrt I'VE NJ ~ home: and make more money
AVOh.s world. Capital no, needed: vas, use IN. IN
On. ~, IL started "a, free Both sexes; ali a1es @ are
Costly ,fs MS,s: large earnings sure irc,, start
yoa nong to send us your address and tnS @"sts =
\ Co.. Portland, Maine. 80 81 '"ee' u. H~Ihxrr
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NEWSPAPER DEcUl0ND.

nsstodiee-whether directed 10 HE name q an.
oGhess. ef whether he has subscribed not-is Re.
Gponsibie for the payment
n ia person orders his paper discontinued he
suse pay all asseass, the publisher will ountsnus
. send IL until payment is made and collect the
whole amount. whether the paper Is taken from the
ppstoiiice Of not
Z. The courts have decided that refusing to take
the newspapers or periodicals from the postoee, Of
removing and leaving them uncailcd for, 10 /stws
heis evidence Of intentional frsad.
Papers ordered to any address can be changed 70
another address At Tive option Of The subseri6es.
Realttances by draft, check. moosy eedss, o.
registered letter. ay be sent at our risk An post
masters are required 10 register letters eu appca.
tio0.
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""A'S: o. :!S:, ,.>,

LAND sOErics: AZ !lnsx. N
NJ OIICE i. hereby give, .,., =; 4,
l .,x1e = t!!,.S.
make tina! proof If. srpror, -, o. his ;a,,,gs
said pronf will Dc mad. ,x,,r'"' "'s claim, .' ".n'
iGS,. ;s,ret Ionrt in a,' t"r H~:,y,r ne c's y
june 9. 1887. viz: William.
who made pr--.np;;on, ,lrc',.,,. D. t.f.,
7, : X ~ w. ''e Mex 81. w."
-: names ths following w;,n->.
rnt'nun's t, rcs'denc. npon and cnI,,.1'e 10 is..
lana, VIZ: lanes f.. Ash~ ORTIZ, aa;.satoa a;.'N;atoa a. T
Wor,n. Wort Lows y r. b'fker ana William 1,ge re-
is'ta >. W. LANGHOpe,
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NUTICE TO sET~rLEIr

si9nccs ut kirkpatrick BROTHERS. are crehv rS,
that II they fail "a settle on OF before the ,.,h
OF September with either l. r. Holden a. m I.s
dcrs'Gned. sui. will '.e brought against them
3S'td. SkLwAy EHos., Assignee
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n Dus. and We Mi!l SEND "' ,'.a sss
MVNA i something oE grv., vah,r a' ~, y \
Fnrtan.v tn vcn. that vii, s,u
" business which will ''rir. You If, ,n.rsn ,''
right away than anything e,c il, :hi r,'.,s y"
one can 10 tl,s. work and !i,r Il. ,,an.. E,t,. Y
all ages. Something. new that ius, .nns n.'. ns Y
fDr all workers. Vie will star, >,,,, ", ..'.,s Me
needed. This is one nt III. genuine, Sps. ;p''. }
chances nia lifetime. i':>-: who are a:rhi,;pm,
dress Txus 4 Co.. Augusta. Mainr. '''' Y
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-. saap9s bax Of eoods @as -
ssS "a S0e way Of Dakia4 &e1e aes1 oeee@@Z
esyumsag e!oe In Amseiea. Doah eexss q on
tns. cspise%i iSe%s eos aaa , .sss 'P:.s aSs' % :n
Ssose pay sure faS these who start o. -"
S's's0~ Co.. Portland, Mdne.
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JSssvcrhead County O6ccys.
Sheriff. ..Thos. 4. Jones. Dtnoa.
Tr.,a . "A Rerorder. Phil. u. McGough. j.. Diloo.
Probate Judge ........H H. X. Melton. Dillon.
rr,.s,,c, Robert r. Winu Dillon.
a.... A. L. Pickett Glendale.
S.,nt Schools Miss NJ. Il. Carter. Dillon.
Public Administrator. c. Mead. ........ Dillon.
r,ero,rr Dr. IT, d. Pick,,,an Dillon.
S,r,..,nr l. II. Cattcrtou Dillon.
wv. NJ. Oliver Dillon.
(An,,,,r;ssioncrs. Geo. III. Brown ~ Rannack.
IT, M, Johnson ~ Glendale.
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-04-11
Moths.

An "old subscriber of forty years
wants 10 know to get rid of moths that
are already destroying some of his wooden
garments, and how to prevent their get
ting into other clothing.
We advise beating the garments well,
brushing out every seam and hem thor
oughly TO be sure that all the moths are
disIodged. Then if the garment is not to
be worn for few weeks sprinkle it well
with Persian insect powder. The powder
brushes off easily, leaves no trace, and is
not expensive, a box costing but a few
cents, and it is as efficacious as anything
we know of.
Line a dry goods box or old trunk with
strong Manila paper, and in it lay any
garment, like an OvercOat, which is not
TO be worn for several months, sprink-
ling the box and clothing well with the
powder. As an extra precaution spread
a newspaper over the top; the ink will be
unpleasant 10 moths that might enter
through any creyice in the box lid.
Fur caps. gloves and mittens may be
powdered, rolled up in pieces of news
paper, put in whole clean paper bags and
tied securely. If there were no moths or
eggs in the articles when put away they
will be safe. If these directions are
faithfully carried out and a close inspec-
ton given to those garments which have
only an occasional use we think sub
scriber" will soon find an answer to his
question which puzzles many old house
keepers. Carpets full of moths make it
more difficult to keep clothing free from
DeSt-N T. FnrUaer
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-04-11
Spring Farm Cleaning.

While the wife cleans the house. let the
husband clean the fam. If vegetable
matter is left about the yard. its rapid de-
cay during the damp, warm weather of
April and summer, will poison the air and
affect the health of the family. If left
about the barn, lots and fields, it viii have
a like influence on the farm animals.
they not only breathe the fouled air, but
nest in such litter. Farm cleaning will
save loss from diseases. The litter has
great value as a fertilizer when properly
applied. The intelligent use of this ma
nure insures better crops, and the farm is
capable of a more thorough cultivation.
And then how much appearances are i'm
proved. Make a bonfire of pieces of
wood, brush, stumps. etc, not lit for
fuel, and give the charcoal TO the swine
and the ashes TO the fruit trees. Remem-
Der this work Is not complete until those
stumps and stones are removed which can
be taken out with reasonable amount OF
labor; until the trees about the house and
in the orchard are pruned; until the old
growth Is taken from raspberries, goose
berries currants, etc. until the under
brush" Is cleared out of the woodlot; IN
til all the bitches are opened and pools
are drained, in short, until the farm is
clean and neat. Conveniently enough all,
or nearly all, of this work can be done be-
fore the spring blowing Is begun--1mer-
| lean 4gFiCUltariSt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-04-11
Interesting to Know.

There was a decrease of 1871 sheep
and lambs received in New York in 1886.
The New Zealand frozen meat trade
amounts to more than 100000 carcasses
of mutton.
Chicago wool dealers have asked that
wool in sacks may be classed as third
class freight.
4 successful farmer in Minnesota says
there is profit to him in sheep with wool
at twelve cents a pound. We say a small
dock of sheep on every farm would be
profitable if they grew bristles instead Of
wool.
The ordinary farmer, east or west, can
not afford 10 keep sheep for the wool
The account for the year must show more
balance than this. The lamb must be a
yearly factor, which can be turned into
profit.
English mutton is largely fattened on
turnips, and yet it maintains its superior
ity. While not themselves very nutritious,
yet turnips promote good digestion, on
which rapid fattening and the good juicy
quality of the meat largely depends.
According TO the Boston 4drertiser, the
total number of sheep in the world and
their distribution are as follows: South
America, 100000, 900; Europe, 2l2, 900,
600; Australasia. including New Zealand,
~ ,OOO, 900; Africa, %, OOO, 900; Asia. So
100000; United States, 45 600. 900; Cana
da, 5000, 900; all other countries, 5000
600, making total of SIT ,OOO, 900.
Maine is quarantining cattle coming
from Massachusetts, New York and Hi
nOis.
The first cattle were introduced into
Oregon in 1886. Prior TO that the Hud
son Co held all the stock and would not
not sell for even $500 head.
One of the latest wrinkles In stocI
raising. is the castration of old bulls. Il
done in cold weather, there is no danger
they do not fight each other. accumulat,
/ fat and sell to better advantage.
There are hfty-eight ranches in the Al
berta district british y. W. Ter cover
+ ing 100000 acres. Herefords and Poll
ed Angus bulls are chiefly used, and Their,
are about 5000 head Of cattle in all
worth -, 10000
There Is growing Improvement In thu
Cattle business. which is very clearl,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-04-11
ALL SORTS
Fr scrofula, Impoverished Blood and
General Debility,

SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure Cod Liver Oil, with
Iypnpho~phitrs. has rqual in the whole realm
Medicine. Read the following: II gave one
0ottle Of SCOTS Emulsion TO my own child for
ScrofuIa, and the effect was N .rvellous."-O. F
Gray. NJ. d, White Hall, Ind.
The woman that maketh good pudding in 81
ence Is better than she who lnaketh tart reply.
sLEEPLES5 NIGHTS made miserable bv thar
terrible cough ShiIoh- Is the remedy for you
or sale by H. G Pierce, Druggist, Barton
II you have a cold. cough, bronchitis. or any form
OF throat or luug disease, do neglect it. Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, If prompt tax Ii, will speedily
relieve and cure ailments OF this character.
a Connecticut clergyman always speaks of ''my
present wife 3" lie has had four.
sHILOH's COUGH and consumption cure Is
~ald by On guarantee. IL cures consumption
For sale b. Ii. G Pierce, Druggist.
A woman was lately drowned in a New jersey
cheese factory By falling into a Of hey. She
went the whey Of all hvsh-
Catarrh, when chronic, becomes very offensive.
Ii Is impossible be otherwise healthy, and the
same time, afflicted with eatarrh. This disagreea-
bic disease, IL obstinate and dangerous forms.
an be cured bY the use OF yer's SarsapariIa-
Some impecunious men have 50 little moral cour-
age that they are afraid even meet bill.
CATAKkH CT RED. health and sweet breath
serurru, " Siilloh's Gzr4TTh Kennedy. Price 20
cents Nasal Injector Tree or sale u IL C. Pierre
California Is putting IN her best LieAs to hATe =
telescope that SiIl be4f the world.
C-siy and HaIeful,
bat / couldn't help It. Eyer3thin went wrong
with me, aAd thought haunt a frIend N tue
worid; u spePsi4 caused this, and tor N .uth-
COULDN'T eai ans thing, and just suffered ia lni-ery
a.
NED. LeSis, 4 isos doiH street boston, ALAS
What i ylliegas-vifaoui-a a4otierz ii i. orphan
yery pogE-
sHll0iI's sIIALIZER Is whaI y0u need for
coHsLlp atles f-t5-~ u appetite, DlZzs-s,
syinptoils Of Ds.PsPsl@ Price IL alfd Is per